oh my god, I cant say how much thank you, you save my days I struggling with this stupid peace of hardware to get 100% at duty cycle=100%, but it always gave me freaking 92%. I changed the power supply from 12vdc to 24vdc, and it worked right away. Thank you again!
Great example, is there any opposite application? The input voltage is affected by the variable resistor, so that the output PWM signal produces changes in the duty cycle (changing the speed of the PWN FAN)
I don't understand what the jumper is for, is that for the input voltage of the PWM signal. I have a woodpecker CNC board, and the spindle says 24v PWM, so I need to convert this to 0-10 MACH3 volts, will this do that. Thanks
I'm searching a circuit like this for control via PWM motherboard signal non pwm pc fans, but need the pwm frequency is to be around 25 KHz and from the characteristics this circuit manages up to 3 KHz
Please use this module with pepper quality design and have full control Output DC or AC Voltage using MCP4725 DAC with LCD and PWM to Voltage Converter with Arduino ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
Is there any way to make this module accept a PWM input of 0-3v? If not do you know of one that will convert the 0-3 to 0 to 10? My CNC machine spindle output only gives 0-3 out and my new VFD wants to see 0-10 for proper spindle speed control.
Hi I am using arduino flow sensor yfs201 with plc so I want to convert it's pwm output to analog voltages I am impressed by this video but I need your suggestion ass well does this product work with this kindly respond
La scheda funziona perfettamente ma è necessario: 1-Alimentarla con almeno 14V (non bastano i 12V suggeriti); 2-La frequenza del segnale PWM d'ingresso deve avere una frequenza di 500Hz (pin D9 o D10 se si usa Arduino). Altrimenti non arriva ai 10V d'uscita dichiarati.
does not mattger the GND. connect GND and PWM signal to the input. Or use the module shown in this video to have proper control over the signal ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
Hello how are you? Thanks for video. Question is: Can and I connect a DC motor to voltage output for example? Wich is maximum current supported. Any recommendation in negative case.
Hi, no you can't . In order to run a motor, you need motor drive. The output from almost all devices have very little power and won't be able to drive a motor. you may learn it from this video to use L293D chip and feed your PWM to L293D ruclips.net/video/D4yLsWvZDw4/видео.html or learn from this video to inject your PWM to the motor driver. ruclips.net/video/EapP4BhlYb0/видео.html but and forget Arduino. I used Arduino to generate PWM, but you already have PWM signal. then feed it to motor driver.
Hi module does not make or amplify the voltage. you must supply 10V to this module and then input is 100% dyty cycle, then you will get something closer to 10V.
Why you talk about programming and others things. I am talking about t this module not the arduino board and I have no idea what I did in this video. Let’s focus on this module. If you feed 100% PWM with 5V from any source you o the input , and is this module is powered with 12V the you will get 12V at the output of this module.
I need a device with input 30 to 50 volts and output 0 to 10 volts. It should be stand alone unit , is there a frequency required? It's for a battery level monitor so minimal current is required
Hello. My PLC has sinking transistor output. I set the jumper to 24Vdc and connected +24VDc PSU to PWM and PLC digital out to GND of the PWM input. the analog output showing static 10V. It doesn't seem to work.. Can this module used with sinking transistor plc?
Hi, you made me watch the video. You adjust the potentiometer to set the output voltage. the potentiometer is multi-turn meaning you have to rotate it 10 to 15 turns to get result.
would this effect the original pwm signal or alter it in any way? In other words, could I use this to monitor the duty cycle of a device I am controlling with the PWM signal without changing how the controlled device is responding?
I have a question, since I'm trying to do the opposite in converting 0-10v to pwm. Would a fan using a signal amplitude of 4.7v and a 5v pwm signal at 4kHz use pnp-pwm or npn-pwm?
You you can read any DC voltage see this video ruclips.net/video/t8xwrVj2aFs/видео.html and then it is your choice to do something with the voltage like PWM signal. PWM does not PNP or NPN it turns ON or OFF like 0V and 5V on Arduino. but you can drive mosfet to use it with higher voltage. Here is $200 Arduino course for free Arduino Step by Step Course (over 100 video lectures) Starts here robojax.com/L/?id=338
Search for TIP122 and Arduino. These search will give you the connections (google images) to drive anything you want with TIP122 transistor, depending on the input voltage. Also you can look for a circuit similar to the one on this video that does the opposite.
Hi, I can see that all 3 GND pins are interconnected (on the backside of the module). This way, the GND from PWM source is connected to GND from DC 12-30V source. Is it okay? Does the module have any protection against overvoltage from DC source to PWM ground in case of DC source failure?
@@robojax In a reply to @Ale, you wrote : "you can disconnect the optocoupler's ground from other device". If I do this, I would have much better protection of PWM signal source, because its only connection to the module would be via this optocoupler, ok? Have you already tried to disconnect the optocoupler's ground? How did you do it, simply by unsolderning the pin of optocoupler, or by unsoldering the reference GND pin (next to PWM input)?
Hi! I am using this board to control the spindle of my CNC. I was really surprise when I found that on the pwm to voltage board all the GND are shared. I see a PC817 optocoupler so I do not understand how that is possible. I checked on 2 different boards I have and they are the same. So wondering do you know why all the GND are connected? Thank you very much
Hi there, I need a device that will convert a 3.3v PWM signal to a 5v PWM signal. For example, a 75% of 3.3v duty cycle to a 75% of 5v duty cycle. Is there a product that can do this? Thanks a million Geoff
so put it this way. you want to control a motor using RC remote controller. You can use this module to control a DC motor using Arduino (in one direction) ruclips.net/video/ipFxYQkB5uw/видео.html and you can find codes to detect RC receiver code. or use this module ruclips.net/video/PUL5DZ9TA2o/видео.html and control up to 30A motor in both direction or 2A DC motor in both direction ruclips.net/video/wn5D7j1ybxY/видео.html good luck.
@@robojax I am wanting to radio control e-bike brushless hub motors. Hobby RC ESCs are not designed for this type of motor. The e-bike motor controllers use a 3 wire pot or hall effect throttle control that varies 5VDC out of the controller back in to the controller to set the motor speed. I want to come out of a channel on an RC receiver into the throttle input of the e-bike motor controller. I could mount a servo to the throttle, but would like a neater solution without using a microcontroller like an Arduino. If the RC signal could operate a digipot, I think that would be great.
Yes there are so many library that you can use (I have not used them yet) to extract values from the RF signal from receiver and do whatever you want to with it. Sure you can do it. just do a bing/google search .
You could use it. But this will drive LED dim and bright using voltage. The best way to increase and decrease the intensity of LED light is PWM so you will have fixed for example 5V (voltage will not change) but PWM will change from 0% (dim) to 100%( bright).
@robojax Hello! Please help us if you can! I have a project where I am using a standard PWM controller to control a 12v motor and gearbox, but need to use an ebike throttle with Hall Effect sensor. Do you think there is a way for this converter to work in reverse for that application? Currently it works when hooked up, but motors turn slightly due to the hall sensor throttle giving the controller a different control voltage signal than what it needs. Other than turning slightly everything else operates normally, just need to knock out that 1v signal that the hall sensor is giving out while still being able to vary the voltage with that throttle. If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it!!!!
Hi, this might help you Output DC or AC Voltage using MCP4725 DAC with LCD and PWM to Voltage Converter with Arduino ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
use $10 Arduino board and 2 resistors . Read 0-10V and very easily output PWM proportional to the input voltage. This is to read any DC voltage with Arduino ruclips.net/video/t8xwrVj2aFs/видео.html and then learn how to generate PWM from this video ruclips.net/video/k13iTmvPtUU/видео.html
Hi, I want to use this module in an application where the pwm frequency is 10 Hz!! The module is designed for 1kHz upt to 3kHz. So, if I would use it in my application, the voltage ripple would become very high. Is there a schematics available? Or can you tell me which resistor and capacitor are responsible for the output filtering/time constant, so that I can change them?
this module uses LM358 OpAMP www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm358.pdf and quick google search for "LM358 PWM" resulted to many pages. Here is one which I traced from "google images" henrysbench.capnfatz.com/henrys-bench/arduino-projects-tips-and-more/arduino-lm358-op-amp-pwm-to-voltage-converter/ you might be able to change it if you know what you are doing.
Robojax Thanks for your reply! I think the LM358 is not the "problem", because it is a standard OpAmp. It becomes a Low pass filter by the used resistors and capacitors in the schematics. The problem is that I can't figure out the resistor and capacitor which are responsible for the low pass filter because it is not so easy to figure out the schematics of this by having a look on a picture of the circuit board.
I sent you the diagram and datasheet so you can see. it is very easy to see pin snag.gy/5Y9B8v.jpg and then see which pin is connected to what and remove the component and place another components. It is doable but if you can't do it. then get the chip and make your own converter.
yes. You can do it with Arduino. here is my video that shows you to generates PWM from potentiometer that outputs 0-5V and PWM is controlling the servo ruclips.net/video/3_C7gJeX9hc/видео.html and if you wan to input 12V to Arduino, you will need to put 2 resistors in series to scale it to 5V input of Arduino. You may watch this video to learn how to do that ruclips.net/video/FaoKzi7tgME/видео.html you don't need this module in the video. Watch without escaping and check the description for documents. Good luck.
You were right. They changed the link. But I was to to find it with simple "PWM" search in their website. I have just updated the link and here it is www.icstation.com/voltage-converter-module-adjustable-converter-power-module-digital-analog-signal-p-12498.html
2:20 hermano, eso no puede ser, y de hecho NO ES. Te comunico que R1 NO ES de 2.7Kohm sino de 1.5Kohm. Has echado mal las cuentas con los 24 volts, jejeje.
I have not tested in different frequencies, but you can look at the manufacturer website www.icstation.com/voltage-converter-board-duty-cycle-adjustable-conversion-module-p-12430.html
@@chriswouse7713 Does Arduino's insufficient PWM frequency (>1kHz) has any side effects impact on output voltage? I have device which can be controlled by analog (0-10) voltage input. I'd like to create controller for such device using Arduino Uno and this converter. I don't know this converter fits well for my project. Can you provide some output samples of PWM -> voltage map?
I am. Not sure what are you referring. I have to watch to answer , but please watch it fully. I mentioned what is the maximum input voltage and I don’t remember.
this module gets PWM and outputs only voltage. The output is very low power. You can't use to driver a fan. You will need a fan driver or motor driver between them.
okay I understand. Can I use this on a PWM PC mother board connection for a 2 pin black/red fan? It reads PWM data at low voltage... not 12v but 5v. Currently I am only using the power supply connection to power the fan at full speed. But if i connect this to the mother board it can read the PWM data and speed control the 2 pin fan! Sorry for so many edits!
This module is not accurate. Use proper module that you can control and manage : Output DC or AC Voltage using MCP4725 DAC with LCD and PWM to Voltage Converter with Arduino ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
@@robojax I would like to convert PWM to voltage 0-10 using IC station converter (LC-LM358-PWM2V) with potentiometer as the input but I dont know how to write the code and how to wiring because I am a newbie in Arduino, I just learned Arduino. If you never mind, could you please share the code to convert PWM to voltage 0-10 using IC station converter (LC-LM358-PWM2V) with potentiometer as the input?
@@robojax No the title is convert pwm to voltage. The material is quite useful. My question was can you do a Voltage to PWM(Not Voltage to Current) vice versa video relative to this video. I'm looking to use both modules in tandem(V to P + P To V) to create a tuneable inline fan flow protection or signal generator using 2 Inline duct Fan's. It's complicated but the goal is to find a use for the0-10 reference voltage off of the fans which are unpowered but spun inline to create a reference of air flow.
Yes. very easily. This video ruclips.net/video/3_C7gJeX9hc/видео.html show to measure the voltage from potentiometer and proportionally outputs PWM to control servo motor. so you can use it for other purpose.
oh my god, I cant say how much thank you, you save my days
I struggling with this stupid peace of hardware to get 100% at duty cycle=100%, but it always gave me freaking 92%.
I changed the power supply from 12vdc to 24vdc, and it worked right away.
Thank you again!
You are welcome. I am glad you found it useful.
Soooo useful!! Now I can have my LEDs with no flicker!!
Great example, is there any opposite application?
The input voltage is affected by the variable resistor, so that the output PWM signal produces changes in the duty cycle (changing the speed of the PWN FAN)
Thank you so much, still valid in 2023
I don't understand what the jumper is for, is that for the input voltage of the PWM signal. I have a woodpecker CNC board, and the spindle says 24v PWM, so I need to convert this to 0-10 MACH3 volts, will this do that. Thanks
I am getting between 0.4V and 10.4V - how would I change this to 0 to 10V - my light is already on with 0.4V and I want to switch it completely off
I'm searching a circuit like this for control via PWM motherboard signal non pwm pc fans, but need the pwm frequency is to be around 25 KHz and from the characteristics this circuit manages up to 3 KHz
Hi, here is better option where you can do exactly what you want ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
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Great review! You are always very thorough. Thanks!
You are welcome. I am glad you liked my videos..
is there any information of how much ripple the DC voltage output has/ how smooth it is?
Please use this module with pepper quality design and have full control Output DC or AC Voltage using MCP4725 DAC with LCD and PWM to Voltage Converter with Arduino
ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
Is MCU ground isolated from Output and Supply of the board? I mean input ground is isolated from board Ground?
Is there any way to make this module accept a PWM input of 0-3v? If not do you know of one that will convert the 0-3 to 0 to 10? My CNC machine spindle output only gives 0-3 out and my new VFD wants to see 0-10 for proper spindle speed control.
Hi I am using arduino flow sensor yfs201 with plc so I want to convert it's pwm output to analog voltages I am impressed by this video but I need your suggestion ass well does this product work with this kindly respond
La scheda funziona perfettamente ma è necessario:
1-Alimentarla con almeno 14V (non bastano i 12V suggeriti);
2-La frequenza del segnale PWM d'ingresso deve avere una frequenza di 500Hz (pin D9 o D10 se si usa Arduino).
Altrimenti non arriva ai 10V d'uscita dichiarati.
You may have a look at his proper converter ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
I have my pwm on the gnd. I trying to use it with a shelly rgbw2. Any help out there?
does not mattger the GND. connect GND and PWM signal to the input. Or use the module shown in this video to have proper control over the signal ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
does it also work as a frequency-to-voltage converter?
No. but you may try it. Here is the better option ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
Hello how are you? Thanks for video. Question is: Can and I connect a DC motor to voltage output for example? Wich is maximum current supported. Any recommendation in negative case.
Hi, no you can't . In order to run a motor, you need motor drive. The output from almost all devices have very little power and won't be able to drive a motor. you may learn it from this video to use L293D chip and feed your PWM to L293D ruclips.net/video/D4yLsWvZDw4/видео.html or learn from this video to inject your PWM to the motor driver. ruclips.net/video/EapP4BhlYb0/видео.html but and forget Arduino. I used Arduino to generate PWM, but you already have PWM signal. then feed it to motor driver.
hi, i have a problem, i set the arduino pwm output to 255, but Voltage out only 5 volt, not 10V as your description in video, please help me
Hi module does not make or amplify the voltage. you must supply 10V to this module and then input is 100% dyty cycle, then you will get something closer to 10V.
@@robojax im supplied 12 V for Vcc
And input is 100% duty cycle: analogWrite(3,255), but only 5V out
Why you talk about programming and others things. I am talking about t this module not the arduino board and I have no idea what I did in this video. Let’s focus on this module. If you feed 100% PWM with 5V from any source you o the input , and is this module is powered with 12V the you will get 12V at the output of this module.
I need a device with input 30 to 50 volts and output 0 to 10 volts. It should be stand alone unit , is there a frequency required? It's for a battery level monitor so minimal current is required
I have explained the voltage and frequency. Please watch the video fully. I don't remember anything from this video.
Hello. My PLC has sinking transistor output. I set the jumper to 24Vdc and connected +24VDc PSU to PWM and PLC digital out to GND of the PWM input. the analog output showing static 10V. It doesn't seem to work.. Can this module used with sinking transistor plc?
hello, I have not tested it and not sure. I am sorry for late reply. I was on vacation.
I connected 12v dc to the module, and set the arduino pwm output to 255, but the output of the module does not exceed 5.3v. Why?
Hi, you made me watch the video. You adjust the potentiometer to set the output voltage. the potentiometer is multi-turn meaning you have to rotate it 10 to 15 turns to get result.
@@robojax potentiometer of the module?
@@robojax The voltage supplied to the module is fixed at 12v
@@robojax No matter how much I turn the potentiometer on the module, it does not rise above 5.3v.
Something must wrong or the PWM frequency bus out of range. I don’t remember the value but I should have mentioned it
would this effect the original pwm signal or alter it in any way? In other words, could I use this to monitor the duty cycle of a device I am controlling with the PWM signal without changing how the controlled device is responding?
It just read reads PWM. It does not change it.
I have a question, since I'm trying to do the opposite in converting 0-10v to pwm.
Would a fan using a signal amplitude of 4.7v and a 5v pwm signal at 4kHz use pnp-pwm or npn-pwm?
You you can read any DC voltage see this video ruclips.net/video/t8xwrVj2aFs/видео.html and then it is your choice to do something with the voltage like PWM signal. PWM does not PNP or NPN it turns ON or OFF like 0V and 5V on Arduino. but you can drive mosfet to use it with higher voltage. Here is $200 Arduino course for free Arduino Step by Step Course (over 100 video lectures) Starts here robojax.com/L/?id=338
Search for TIP122 and Arduino. These search will give you the connections (google images) to drive anything you want with TIP122 transistor, depending on the input voltage.
Also you can look for a circuit similar to the one on this video that does the opposite.
For some reason my amps are changing from 5amps in to 1amp out when plugging into this. The current does not seem to be right. Any reason for this?
Hi, this module is about "PMW to voltage" there is not current. may be you posted under wrong video?
Hi, I can see that all 3 GND pins are interconnected (on the backside of the module). This way, the GND from PWM source is connected to GND from DC 12-30V source. Is it okay? Does the module have any protection against overvoltage from DC source to PWM ground in case of DC source failure?
Hi, no it does not have protection. so prepare your input properly.
@@robojax In a reply to @Ale, you wrote : "you can disconnect the optocoupler's ground from other device". If I do this, I would have much better protection of PWM signal source, because its only connection to the module would be via this optocoupler, ok? Have you already tried to disconnect the optocoupler's ground? How did you do it, simply by unsolderning the pin of optocoupler, or by unsoldering the reference GND pin (next to PWM input)?
Another great tutorial. Please can u make a video about arduino control solenoid valve garden water system. Thanks
Thank you. Perhaps in summer I have build one to make video. Remind me in May. or June.
Robojax: lot of thanks.
Is the ground for pwm in and ground for analog out isolated from each other?
It should not be isolated. But I am not sure. Use ohm meter and check it
Hi! I am using this board to control the spindle of my CNC. I was really surprise when I found that on the pwm to voltage board all the GND are shared. I see a PC817 optocoupler so I do not understand how that is possible. I checked on 2 different boards I have and they are the same. So wondering do you know why all the GND are connected? Thank you very much
Hi, Yes. you can disconnect the optocoupler's ground from other device and it should work. Yes it is bad design.
@@robojax What do you mean? Is there a bridge on this board that connects all the GNDs together? IF yes where is it? Thank you
Very good video! Thank you! 😉
You are welcome.
very informative but what is the max output current can be driven with this module ?. and how ti increase it to 2amp?.
Thank you. Here is the full specification of the module: www.icstation.com/voltage-converter-module-digital-analog-signal-p-12498.html
Hi there, I need a device that will convert a 3.3v PWM signal to a 5v PWM signal. For example, a 75% of 3.3v duty cycle to a 75% of 5v duty cycle. Is there a product that can do this?
Thanks a million
Geoff
So you just want to convert logic level. That is very simple . Search for logic level converter.
I am looking for a device to go from the output of an RC receiver to the 5K pot input of a motor controller. Any such thing?
so put it this way. you want to control a motor using RC remote controller. You can use this module to control a DC motor using Arduino (in one direction) ruclips.net/video/ipFxYQkB5uw/видео.html and you can find codes to detect RC receiver code. or use this module ruclips.net/video/PUL5DZ9TA2o/видео.html and control up to 30A motor in both direction or 2A DC motor in both direction ruclips.net/video/wn5D7j1ybxY/видео.html good luck.
@@robojax I am wanting to radio control e-bike brushless hub motors. Hobby RC ESCs are not designed for this type of motor. The e-bike motor controllers use a 3 wire pot or hall effect throttle control that varies 5VDC out of the controller back in to the controller to set the motor speed. I want to come out of a channel on an RC receiver into the throttle input of the e-bike motor controller. I could mount a servo to the throttle, but would like a neater solution without using a microcontroller like an Arduino. If the RC signal could operate a digipot, I think that would be great.
Yes there are so many library that you can use (I have not used them yet) to extract values from the RF signal from receiver and do whatever you want to with it. Sure you can do it. just do a bing/google search .
Hi, is this good for controlling LED drivers which require 0-10v PWM signal with Arduino?
You could use it. But this will drive LED dim and bright using voltage. The best way to increase and decrease the intensity of LED light is PWM so you will have fixed for example 5V (voltage will not change) but PWM will change from 0% (dim) to 100%( bright).
Thumb up nice review! :)
@robojax Hello! Please help us if you can! I have a project where I am using a standard PWM controller to control a 12v motor and gearbox, but need to use an ebike throttle with Hall Effect sensor. Do you think there is a way for this converter to work in reverse for that application? Currently it works when hooked up, but motors turn slightly due to the hall sensor throttle giving the controller a different control voltage signal than what it needs. Other than turning slightly everything else operates normally, just need to knock out that 1v signal that the hall sensor is giving out while still being able to vary the voltage with that throttle. If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it!!!!
Hi, this might help you Output DC or AC Voltage using MCP4725 DAC with LCD and PWM to Voltage Converter with Arduino
ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
I need the opposite: 0-10V PLC signal to 0-100% PWM signal. Any recommandations?
use $10 Arduino board and 2 resistors . Read 0-10V and very easily output PWM proportional to the input voltage. This is to read any DC voltage with Arduino ruclips.net/video/t8xwrVj2aFs/видео.html and then learn how to generate PWM from this video ruclips.net/video/k13iTmvPtUU/видео.html
Hi, I want to use this module in an application where the pwm frequency is 10 Hz!! The module is designed for 1kHz upt to 3kHz. So, if I would use it in my application, the voltage ripple would become very high. Is there a schematics available? Or can you tell me which resistor and capacitor are responsible for the output filtering/time constant, so that I can change them?
this module uses LM358 OpAMP www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm358.pdf and quick google search for "LM358 PWM" resulted to many pages. Here is one which I traced from "google images" henrysbench.capnfatz.com/henrys-bench/arduino-projects-tips-and-more/arduino-lm358-op-amp-pwm-to-voltage-converter/ you might be able to change it if you know what you are doing.
Robojax Thanks for your reply! I think the LM358 is not the "problem", because it is a standard OpAmp. It becomes a Low pass filter by the used resistors and capacitors in the schematics. The problem is that I can't figure out the resistor and capacitor which are responsible for the low pass filter because it is not so easy to figure out the schematics of this by having a look on a picture of the circuit board.
I sent you the diagram and datasheet so you can see. it is very easy to see pin snag.gy/5Y9B8v.jpg and then see which pin is connected to what and remove the component and place another components. It is doable but if you can't do it. then get the chip and make your own converter.
Is there a way to do just the opposite of this? Convert a 4 - 12v input to a pwm signal?
yes. You can do it with Arduino. here is my video that shows you to generates PWM from potentiometer that outputs 0-5V and PWM is controlling the servo ruclips.net/video/3_C7gJeX9hc/видео.html and if you wan to input 12V to Arduino, you will need to put 2 resistors in series to scale it to 5V input of Arduino. You may watch this video to learn how to do that ruclips.net/video/FaoKzi7tgME/видео.html you don't need this module in the video. Watch without escaping and check the description for documents. Good luck.
Very helpful!
Did they pull this product? I want to use this to change the 0-10v pwm signal to 0-5v pwm signal if I can.
sorry didn't understand "did you pull this product?"
Did they, I clicked the link below and it was showing up as $0.00. Like it was discontinued.
@@robojax I was wondering if there was something out here that would take 0-10v signal and bump it up to 0-12v signal?
You were right. They changed the link. But I was to to find it with simple "PWM" search in their website. I have just updated the link and here it is www.icstation.com/voltage-converter-module-adjustable-converter-power-module-digital-analog-signal-p-12498.html
Is anyone aware of a PWM to Voltage converter that will work with a 20kHz PWM signal?
use the method shown here ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html to have exact control over PWM and the voltage output.
@@robojax Thank you, very interesting! However, that needs an arduino + custom code. I was hoping for a turn-key solution like the one in this video
By the way... PWM ... Pulse Width Modulation not Password Modulation
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hermano, eso no puede ser, y de hecho NO ES.
Te comunico que R1 NO ES de 2.7Kohm sino de 1.5Kohm.
Has echado mal las cuentas con los 24 volts, jejeje.
Here better solution ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
Very useful
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How max output current ??
Very minimum (less than 5mA). Can't even turn on an LED. So it is just weak signal to be used in another device.
Is there anyway to increase the output current, at least for run a tamiya motor (without load)
does not matter if power (watt) will be increasing.
can using for arduino ?
of course. it just needs PWM at the input.
Parameter:
2>. PWM Receiver Frequency:1KHZ-3KHZ
Has anyone tried to use it with Arduino?
Learn about PWM frequency of Arduino ruclips.net/video/6O9SFvEP6Bs/видео.html
Very Good video👍👍👍
Does it work with the standard pwm freq. Of the arduino with 490Hz or is this too low???
Thanks and greets
I have not tested in different frequencies, but you can look at the manufacturer website www.icstation.com/voltage-converter-board-duty-cycle-adjustable-conversion-module-p-12430.html
I can confirm it does work with the arduino UNO output of 490Hz
@@chriswouse7713 have u tested it with arduino???
@@chriswouse7713 Does Arduino's insufficient PWM frequency (>1kHz) has any side effects impact on output voltage? I have device which can be controlled by analog (0-10) voltage input. I'd like to create controller for such device using Arduino Uno and this converter. I don't know this converter fits well for my project. Can you provide some output samples of PWM -> voltage map?
Why do you say it's precise? you're getting 6,8v at 100%PWM. Shouldn't it be 10v at 100%?
I am. Not sure what are you referring. I have to watch to answer , but please watch it fully. I mentioned what is the maximum input voltage and I don’t remember.
Can this device turn a 2 pin fan into a 4 pin PWM fan?
this module gets PWM and outputs only voltage. The output is very low power. You can't use to driver a fan. You will need a fan driver or motor driver between them.
okay I understand. Can I use this on a PWM PC mother board connection for a 2 pin black/red fan? It reads PWM data at low voltage... not 12v but 5v. Currently I am only using the power supply connection to power the fan at full speed. But if i connect this to the mother board it can read the PWM data and speed control the 2 pin fan! Sorry for so many edits!
schematic diagram plz
This module is not accurate. Use proper module that you can control and manage : Output DC or AC Voltage using MCP4725 DAC with LCD and PWM to Voltage Converter with Arduino
ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
Hi dude, could you please share the code?
what code? this video has no code. Here is better solution to convert PWM to Voltage ruclips.net/video/j_BwZT9z-0g/видео.html
@@robojax I would like to convert PWM to voltage 0-10 using IC station converter (LC-LM358-PWM2V) with potentiometer as the input but I dont know how to write the code and how to wiring because I am a newbie in Arduino, I just learned Arduino. If you never mind, could you please share the code to convert PWM to voltage 0-10 using IC station converter (LC-LM358-PWM2V) with potentiometer as the input?
code in Arduino
How this wirkth hh
Voltage to PWM?
yes that is what the title says. PWM duty cycle will change proportional to voltage.
@@robojax No the title is convert pwm to voltage. The material is quite useful. My question was can you do a Voltage to PWM(Not Voltage to Current) vice versa video relative to this video. I'm looking to use both modules in tandem(V to P + P To V) to create a tuneable inline fan flow protection or signal generator using 2 Inline duct Fan's. It's complicated but the goal is to find a use for the0-10 reference voltage off of the fans which are unpowered but spun inline to create a reference of air flow.
Yes. very easily. This video ruclips.net/video/3_C7gJeX9hc/видео.html show to measure the voltage from potentiometer and proportionally outputs PWM to control servo motor. so you can use it for other purpose.
@@robojax Perfect!